Shut Up, America!: The End of Free Speech

If true freedom is unrestricted, unbound, and with no consequences, then why do some lawmakers want to restrict and bind it? "Shut Up, America: The End of Free Speech" is a look at the rising possibility and opposition through law of the Fairness Doctrine that will restrict some political views on the airwaves of radio and television. Could censorship come under the mask of equality? "Shut Up, America!" believes so, and presents information here for better understanding of what could become a major issue in coming years.

Short, sweet and to the point. The author lays out the liberal polititians plans to implement the Fairness Doctrine in it's differnet names and guises. And also explains some of the dangers should it actually be implemented.

I just got done reading this and WOW. If you care about your First Amendment rights at all, I recommend reading this book. Tons of great stuff in here about how the Obama administration and Dems in Congress are gunning for our rights and talk radio. It ain't just the Fairness Doctrine we have to fear--they're moving on all fronts. I hope enough people read this book so they know what's going on. Enough is enough!

Brad O'Leary gives us the exact plans of Barack Obama and the liberal Democrats in Congress who want to silence any dissent. In the process they stifle all free speech. Regardless of your political views this should shock you. Laws don't go away after democrats are no longer in power.

Brad O'Leary has presented a timely warning about the current threat to end free speech in this great nation. This book is filled with information from historical to current perspectives on how the freedom of speech is under attack. The left-wingers are threatened by freedom of speech, especially by conservative talk radio shows, which expose many left-wingers' ideologies and hypocrisies that are detrimental to this great nation. Thus the left-wingers are currently campaigning for the reinstitution of the Fairness Doctrine: an attempt to control conservative voices. This is an excellent book to get ourselves educated about the current threat by the left to undermine the freedom of speech. However, I think this book lacks the discussions on the methods of how private citizens can counter this threat against free speech.